Globalization, Migration, and Latin American Ecosystems
The article “Globalization, Migration, and Latin American Ecosystems” by T M Aide and H R Grau (Science 305: 1915-1916, 2004, 24 September) draws on our land use work to make…
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4th Quiet Oceans newsletter
the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research has just issued the 4th newsletter of the International Quiet Oceans Experiment….
ZEPP’s is SlashDotted
Jesse’s article on Zero Emission Power Plants (ZEPPs) was slashdotted! https://science.slashdot.org/science/04/10/14/1427207.shtml?tid=126&tid=134 Original article: https://www.aip.org/tip/INPHFA/vol-10/iss-5/p20.html…
top temperature limit for life
Deep Carbon Observatory researchers set off on quest to find the top temperature limit for life. Jesse, who helps manage the program for the Sloan Foundation, will join the shore-based…
Washington Post Virtual-U
Virtual-U and the Serious Games movement that Jesse has helped build makes the front page of the Washington Post. We have a PDF version here: https://phe.rockefeller.edu/PDF_FILES/WashPost18Oct2004.pdf…
Popular versions of our work
During the past couple of years several authors have made good use of our work in their books. These include: The Power of Bad: How the Negativity Effect Rules Us…
Supergrid2
Jesse gave the opening keynote at the Supergrid2 conference on the continental supergrid for hydrogen and electricity at the U. of Illinois 24-27 October. A report of the meeting will…
Why are flowers beautiful?
Last year, the Lotos Club invited Jesse Ausubel to give a short dinner address at their celebration of Earth. The little essay, Why are flowers beautiful?, draws on ideas about…
Jesse at The Lindbergh Symposium
The Lindbergh Symposium issues a press release about the 13 November 2004 Florida conference in which Jesse will speak about green mobility.
Encyclopedia of Life surpasses one million species
About 1.9 million species have names. We are delighted to note the passing of a milestone, as the Encyclopedia of Life, which we helped launch, now has passed the 1…